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Finance & Development, December 1984
- The effects of adjustment: Adjustment has costs; the alternatives may be more costly
- Increasing private capital flows to LDCs: The Bank’s proposed multilateral investment guarantee agency
- Are real wages too high in Euroupe?: In comparison with North America and Japan
- Adjustment to external shocks: East Asia’s success examined
- Determining the appropriate exchange rate in LDCs: A practical approach based on backward- and forward-looking analysis
- Nature and origins of debt-servicing difficulties: What the experience of 22 LDCs suggests
- Bretton Woods at forty: The World Bank and development: a personal perspective
- Toward sustained development: A joint program of action for sub-Saharan Africa
- Sustaining recovery, reviving development: The 1984 Annual Meetings of the Fund and the Bank
- Expatriate labor in Arab oil-producing countries: The outlook for labor migration
- Measuring tax evasion: An introduction to measurement techniques
- Can local participation help development?: Yes, according to the Mexican experience
- Agricultural lending by the Bank, 1974–84: A review of policies and the portfolio
- Books
- Letters
- Index for Volume 21 (1984)
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Index for Volume 21 (1984)
- International Monetary Fund. External Relations Dept.
- Published Date:
- December 1984
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